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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1966
Page
4
Singaporeans plan a festive Christmas free from Indonesia's confrontation. About 60,000 Christians, 3 percent of a 2 million multi racial population, will attend services and exchange greetings. Non Christians join in carols and celebrations as Commonwealth forces observe the holiday.
Nick Dann of 15 E Monroe St celebrated his 96th birthday on Tuesday. He visited the Reflector to thank friends who sent cards and said he would shovel snow again if the occasion arose.
Fashionettes preview spring suits and casual ensembles with eased menswear lines, short jackets, peacoats, sidewraps, military touches, and new breastplate effects. At home wear includes tunics and caftans, while evenings feature short and long dinner sheaths and crystals. Nick, a Norwalk fixture, recalls a long life and family milestones.
A Norwalk area Christmas party featured a display of statues and plates from Denmark presented by Grace Shhumer at Grace Noble’s home with Lola White and Velma Williams as assistants. Ethel Thomas performed songs and guests sang carols. gift exchanges and letter readings from associate members followed. The next club meeting is January 9 at Elizabeth Narabing’s home.
Norwalk Schools Superintendent Dr Sturgis Corbin will speak at a December 29 Holiday Tea hosted by St Mary's Parish in Wakeman. He will present slides on schools and foreign education programs from the past year. The 7 30 p.m. event invites area churchwomen through their pastors.
Engagement of Helen Diane Kaczor and Steven William Ewell announced by their parents. Miss Kaczor a Milan High School senior, Mr Ewell a 1966 Norwalk High School graduate and Medina Community Hospital x ray technician. No wedding date set.
Mrs. Hugh Ross, wife of a conductor, revives Victorian shell artistry by turning tiny shells into floral arrangements. The Ross family gathers shells on Boca Grande and Amagansett beaches, gluing them into blossoms with colors from pale mauve to yellow.
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